Central Indiana Community Foundation

Indiana is one of two states that doesn’t allow DACA recipients access to in-state college tuition. Eli Lilly wants to bridge that gap for the state’s immigrant population.

Tamara Winfrey-Harris, CICF leader and award-winning author, will serve as the new president of the Women’s Fund of Central Indiana.

This year, grant awards increased to nearly $2.9 million for organizations that address record-level violent crime.

An annual grant program is open again for community-based, grassroots groups for violence prevention efforts with more money available this year.

He Cares Incorporated is one of several local organizations to receive funds from CICF and The Indianapolis Foundation in response to the COVID-19 crisis. The local nonprofit pays young black men to do yard work for senior citizens.

A new partnership financed by memorial funds endowed by Eli Lilly and Co.'s first black chemist has set its sights on preserving some of Indiana's significant African American landmarks.

A group of Indianapolis leaders says policy has enforced racial inequality and talked about opportunities for change at a recent event that focused on race and place.

More than $2.5 million is available for community crime prevention grants. The Central Indiana Community Foundation is now accepting applications.

The money will go to providers that work to keep people in permanent supportive housing, not transitional housing or emergency shelters.

Tuesday is the application deadline for the Community Crime Prevention Grant Program, administered by the Central Indiana Community Foundation.